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Hololive Dreams Tier List [Best Cards]
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Tag: Platformer
Relic Rush Review
One-button games are totally my cup of tea, as are pixelated visuals. I'm also rather prone to enjoying games that are constantly trying to kill me. With this in mind, Relic Rush should be right up my alley - I mean, just look at it! It's a thing of beauty!
Feast or Famine Review
Those of us who are blessed with a steady income typically don't think too hard about where our food comes from. Our sustenance is everywhere, and the biggest fight we endure to acquire it usually involves getting to McDonalds before they stop serving breakfast. Feast or Famine for iOS recalls a time when our ancestors burned all their calories just trying to secure their next meal. Go on: Run through the grass, listen to the thunder of hooves, and feel the primal thrill of the hunt—without getting off your couch of course, because man, who needs that noise when the hockey game is on.
Pulse Shift Review
Who doesn't love a good old first-person puzzler to whittle a Sunday afternoon away, hey? Pulse Shift promises literal twists and turns, as you make your way around a variety of platforms and obstacles, all simply by rotating your view 90 degrees at a time, and in turn changing the direction in which gravity is pulling.
Arlo’s Adventure Preview
You might think "Aw man, being a wizard must be so cool. Nothing bad ever happens to wizards." You'd be mistaken. It's hard to be a man or woman of magic; your powers can vanish at the drop of a (pointed) hat, and then you're stuck doing horrible Muggle stuff like driving to the store to get milk instead of summoning a hell-cow and drinking sustenance directly from its fiery teat. Needless to say, wizards typically don't put up with the loss of their powers, and will go to great lengths to recover them—hence a game like Arlo's Adventure for iOS.No Time to Explain Review
Sometimes a developer is so eager to get their game out to the public, they can be a little too quick on the draw. When the trailer for No Time to Explain was released in early 2011, and gathered huge interest online, studio tinyBuild Games had a game on its hands that wasn't really fixed up very well at all. The game was released in summer 2011, and was an awfully buggy mess.
Half-Inch Heist Review
In the bustling and cut-throat world of free-to-play iOS arcade games, developers need to be quick on the draw if they want to earn a living. It's sadly not enough to simply give people your game anymore - you need extras, upgrades, in-app purchases, and all the trimmings.
Dropple. Review
Reflecting on it after having put it down, Dropple is not all that different from games I've rated quite highly. Games that - in the formative days of the iOS landscape - represented all the wonderful novelty of mobile as a platform. And yet here, at the beginning of 2013, that fact represents not only a welcomed strength, but telling weakness for this recent Apple Editor's Pick. It's a pleasant, energetic distraction, sure - but like the central water droplet under the pressure of extreme heat, the fun factor here quickly evaporates under the weight of prolonged exposure.
The Cave Review
I probably wasn't the right person to review The Cave. When I first heard that Ron Gilbert was doing a puzzle platformer, my reaction was lukewarm at best. While I'm all for new ideas, Ron Gilbert is the man that gave us Maniac Mansion and Monkey Island. If he wasn't doing a new point-and-click adventure, I just wasn't interested in learning more. As it turns out, that was a really ignorant prejudice on my part.